J Joe Egan Apr 9, 2020 1 0 10 Visit site Apr 9, 2020 #1 Why are stars not visible in the background of the photos I see of a spacewalk?
COLGeek Cybernaut Moderator Apr 3, 2020 1,788 950 6,560 Visit site Apr 9, 2020 #2 Direction of camera? Focus length? Orientation toward Earth or towards "space". Framing of shot?
B BenP Apr 8, 2020 1 2 15 Visit site Apr 9, 2020 #3 Could be because the space walkers are using lights to work with which tend to block out the background. Reactions: Catastrophe and COLGeek
Could be because the space walkers are using lights to work with which tend to block out the background.
C Catastrophe "Science begets knowledge, opinion ignorance. Feb 18, 2020 5,918 3,322 20,570 Visit site Apr 10, 2020 #4 BenP said: Could be because the space walkers are using lights to work with which tend to block out the background. Click to expand... I think this is correct. Same reason we do not see stars in the daytime. It is a question of contrast. Reactions: Smee
BenP said: Could be because the space walkers are using lights to work with which tend to block out the background. Click to expand... I think this is correct. Same reason we do not see stars in the daytime. It is a question of contrast.